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I am running Win10x64 Home. (So no gpedit.msc)
I have previously used http://www.oo-software.com/en/shutup10 to change some Windows 10 settings, but have now reverted all changes it made. It gives me this message, with the "Send your device data to Microsoft" option disabled:
I would like to enable the option in order to give feedback.
I have searched for a long time, and can't seem to find a solution. I have made some changes in the resistry, seems to make no difference. I have also checked I am using Windows Default Settings when It comes to privacy.
Thanks for any help!
By the screenshot, seems like a policy is enforced. Group policy editor might be your way (run gpedit.msc) – Alfabravo – 2015-09-08T14:48:49.087
@Alfabravo "I am running Win10x64 Home. (So no gpedit.msc)" – DavidPostill – 2015-09-08T14:59:56.923
@Alfabravo - Windows 10 Home cannot join a domain, so given that fact, its unlikely a group policy is to blame. What is likely to blame is poorly written software, that claims to do something, which can already be disabled through the supplied options. – Ramhound – 2015-09-08T15:11:31.603
1@harley_woop - Sadly this issue should be reported to the author of that program, since your inability to change it, is clearly because it change your configuration. – Ramhound – 2015-09-08T15:12:13.480
@Ramhound I've sent them a email. – harley_woop – 2015-09-08T15:23:25.873
Is your user a local or MS account? Maybe if it's local, running netplwiz, selecting your user profile, clicking on Properties and selecting the 'Group Membership' tab, select the Administrator option, Clicking apply/ok, logging out and in... to check if new permissions are available. – Alfabravo – 2015-09-08T16:44:45.380
@Alfabravo It's a MS account; however I did try and it made no difference. – harley_woop – 2015-09-09T06:01:39.253